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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-03-02

PEEDLEToE, Feb. 28.-News was received
here to-day to the effect that HI: r. Irish, q
druggist at Wilkinson, Ind, had died quite
suddenly. He ewas formerly OF this place,
and the news was shock to this commupity.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-03-02
Personal and General. .
Special to she Sentinel.

opeCIhI @ nc SenNleI.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Judge Lowry was
in mis- seat 10 day after an absence of two
weeks.
David Allen, Steward oil the Prison South,
end Colonel George +. Howard, of Jefferson
vile, are the guests of Representative How
ard.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-03-02

time she was hanging. They pronounced her
dead at 10 O3 .. m. but the body was left hang
ing until 1874, 26 minutes after the weight
fell, when it was taken down by order of the
Sheriff. Upon examination the surgeons de-
clared that her neck was not broken and that
death was caused by strangulation.
at Oak Hill Cemetery, about mile west
of the village, the coffin was placed in an
outer case. Before depositing it into the
compartment of the vault, DR.. Powell made
a few remarks, saying that this woman had
left this sorroWful world to meet merciful
God. He said that her devotion to her
daughter was phenomenal, and also her self
possession was remarkable. In his committal
prayer he asked that the day might dawn
when those separated from this mother might
be reunited with her.
The coffin was then placed in compartment
No. 10, where 1t will rest until the final dis
position of the remains bas been decided
upon. Sheriff Cook gave DR.. Powell per-
mission to call upon as many deputies as
be desired for temporary guard purposes.
When the remains were removed from the
jail-yard the people surrounding the Jail
were permitted to see the galiows. NUN
Der of women were in the crowd, but these
the guard excluded.
In compliance with the request from her
daughter that she should not leave blot on
her name, Mrs. Druse asked Horatio P.
Witherstine, notary and one OF the Sheriff
jury, to prepare the following affidavit,
which she signed in firm hand:
estate OF New YORK, County of Herkimer.
81, Roxalana Druse, in my last moments
do hereby solemnly swear and affirm that
my daughter, Mary Druse, who is now con-
fined in the Onondoga penitentiary, had
nothing whatever to do with the killing of
her father, William Druse, or with the dis
position of bis body. This statement have
repeatedly made and always adhered TO it at
the inquest and since my confinement.
"My daughter Mary Druse, is absolutely
innocent, and was in no way connected with
her fathers (William Druse) death.
mrs. RoXALANA DRUsE"
By 80 q. m. the excitement in the village
had entirely subsidized and the majority of
the visitors had left town. The execution
was conducted with decency and decorum
and in a manner that did credit to Sheriff
Cook and his assistants. This was the first
execution that ever occurred within the
present limits OF Herkimer County, although
nearly forty murderers are on record.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-03-02
Legislators Still at LOggsrhsads and Unable to
Enact Much Needed Laws.
No Prospect of Special Session if the Dead
lock Be Continued.
The Senate Proceeds in Good Faith to Pass
Important Bills Before It.

But the House Rsvolationists Stick to the Ruin
GUS Policy Of Delaying Appropriations.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-03-02

W. w. Armstrong has been con frmed by
the Senate as Postmaster at Cleveland, Ohio.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28

Ed.f"r u N, TN -r,raH The death Of
venerable William Saunders Of Dciham
induces inc 10 renew suggestion, Prev
ou>ly made which | hope may commend
itself to all; especially 10 those who have
wished hi premises AMI shared hi> hearty
hospitality.
Let the rocky mountain, on whose
base he lived 80 many years continue tn
bear hi- name let it be known forever a.
Saundcr. Mountain.
The appellation Bald Mountain, which
has often been given 10 it Of late Is not
distinctive. Many mountains are bald
and there are several To which that name
has already become attached. How much
more appropriate that this striking and
conspicuous summit should have name
of il Own-that it serve a. monument
to the old pioncer. keeping his memory
alive in the minds of all who see it from
affair, OF who climb it, and view the grand
and varied prospect which it Affords
Castiue. Jdly %, lss-. W.
1.-THE foregoing suggestions are worthy
Of att nton and we most heartily indorse
them.-Ed.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
Walthan.

There is large amount of hay out and
1t will be more or less damaged. Arville
s. Jordan bought of Samuel jordan of
Ellsworth, a large field of grass and he has
the most of it moved and about half
made; It will be badly damaged and all the
hay makers on the ridge are in the same
boat.
Mrs. Abby Moore returned home from
Lawrence, Mass, a few days since to see
10 the cutting of their hay and has con
tractcd with Elder Woodcock TO cut il. 1t
is one of the best hay farms on the ridge,
understand that John Haslam is to
commence on the new school-houSe in dis
trct No. .. next week and Is to have II
completed the first of October.
Henry Fox of Ellsworth, is in town
helping his cousin. Joseph Fox, getting
his hay. Hay Is coming in better in guam
tity than last year.
School commenced in this district This
week, after a vacation of three weeks.
The potato bugs are taking the potato
tops all before them: a good many wont
use Paris green. therefore they lose their
crop of potatoes
Elder Woodcock has been q Lewiston.
TO see to the cutting Of his hay on his
farm and has returned
Mrs Harriet IIaSlam Of Ellsworth. l., oG
the ridge for a few days visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr. Mary T.. Duuham ha- been IN poor
health for the past month. Her twins.
five wears Old, have attended school every
day since it commenced.
July % NNst".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
FIFTY MILLIONS LOST ANNUALLY.

Facts In possession Of the Government show
that the los, of farm animals from contagious
diseases exceeds fifty million dollars annually
and that this enormous loss falls almost wholly
upon farmers and poultry raser>. the loss
from chicken cholera alone being almost be-
yOnd belief. Cases mentioned where
whole townships have been swept By chicken
cholera and tens of thousands Of fowl lost at
one outbreak. In the Of pleur0 pneu-
monia and hog cholera, no absolute remedy
has as vet been discovered, but in the case of
chicken cholera and all diseases Of chickens an
unfailing remedy has been discovered. We
refer to Sheridan's Condition Powder. This
powder was "A marvellous discovery. 1t will
not only prevent and cure all diseases OF poultry
but there Is nothing on earth that will make
hens lay like il. II you desire TO learn how to
use this powder TO prevent and cure chicken
cholera, Group, gapes and all other diseases
Of chickens; how to detect symptoms of dis
ease. and how to care for sick chickens; how
TO clean poultry houses and runs, and how to
save YOUR young chickens and turkeys. then
send at once to I. :. johnson & Co., - Gus
tom House St., Boston. for a copy Of the poul-
try Raisers Guide, price p cents.
This work presents matter OF very great
importance to everybody, but especially to
women, children and inyalids. for there is
probably no way by which small but con-
slant cash income can be secured with 80 little
effort as by keeping and caring for hens. This
book will pay for itself twenty times over the
first year.-Farnn and Home.
IDAyILLE, Pa. June II, 1881.
l. s. JOHNSON 4 Co:
Enclosed find . cents. Send me another
package of Sheridan's Powder; never saw
ANYTHING like it. | have 9s chicks: only lost
two this spring. but my next neighbor has
lost 81 out of 60. Before using Sheridan's
Powder lost more than one-half my chicks
every year. My hens began to lay in their
small coops when their chicks were but three
weeks old. f. s. HULL,
rady1 Asst. p. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
Serious ConfagratiOn in Saco.

The largest fire Saco has had for Is
wears occurred about noon Saturday the
18TH 1t was started by boys in pile of
rubbish beside a small stable in the rear of
Thornton block, Main street. The stable
was quickly in flames, and the fire spread
TO adjoining property. All the engines
and fire apparatus in the city were brought
into use and a second alarm was rung in
for aid from Biddeford. Steamer and by
drant streams played on the buildings an
hour and half before the fire was wholly
extinguished The fire was confined to
Thornton block and the block adjoining.
The losses are estimated as follows :;
Buildings owned by Hampden Fairfield,
valued about s. 900; insured for $1,000 !:
partially destroyed. j. F. Stearns, furni-
ture establishment partially destroyed !;
stock valued at sl2 900; insured for 81 600.
H. b. Kendrick & Co, stationery and fam
cy articles, stock badly damaged; valued
at 5000: insured for 5000 Phineas
Kelly, crockery; stock damaged by smoke
and water; valued at $1,000; covered by
insurance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
NEW DISCOVERY,

And one that Interests every housekeeper,
is Elastic Starch. II makes collars, cuffs and
III TT fronts look like new and keep clean long
er than when done up with ordinary starch.
If you wish to restore the bloom 10 YOUR
wasted cheek, and 30 improve your health that
plumpness and strength will succeed emacia-
ton and debility, purify your blood with
Ayers Sarsaparilla. This remedy will benefit
ynu more surely and ,needilY than any nther.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28

The le.tels Of instruct ;on to Coun Y
Attoy leys and She ;fis issued by GOV.
Bodwen. which we p. nj elsewhere, viii
certainly. we thiuk, meet the approval Of
III temperance men, and 50 far a. we have
hear, any expression of opinion, it has all
: zen 81 favor of the action of the Gove:a-
or Sheriff Fields has acted very prompt
" in the matter and spared no pains to
close all the drinking places in the COZ nty.
According 20 advices which reach US from
various sections his efforts have not only
been marked with signal success, but the
people of the county are very grateful for
what has been done.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
FOR SALE.

rrHE suSc-ibcr bereby offers for sale, n whole OF
| part. his homestead. consisting Of five acres
II land th the buildings thereon, situated the
Koggv Brook road, one mile from Ellsworth
Falls also pasture ana tllage lot az ,en acres and
a wood let ~ one hundred arres. For furihei
particulars inquire on the premises Good build.
ings which are all connected. Small orchard
Land smooth and rec f.'om rocks.
ALBA W. SPENCER.
Ellsworth Jpiy 26, lss7 3W30s
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REV. {. +. BROOKS

says that biz little girl is troubled with malar-
ia very severely, and that since be gave her
sulphur Bitters he never THINKS Of leaving
New York for his summer resort without a
few bottles. for they always cure his FIRMLY
ard are far superior to qunine.
If you are tired taking the large old-fash-
toned gripping pills. and are satisfied that purg-
ing yourself till you are weak and sick il not
good common sense, then try Caftef's Little
Liver Pills and learn how easy it i to be free
from Biousness, Headache, Constipation and
er. easier 10 take aud give quicker relief than
any pill in use. Forty in vial. One pill
dose. Price - cents. For sale by $. ID. Wig
s.t,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
CORPORATION Meeting.

THE annual meeting of the Eastern Maine Rail
l way company, will be held at the Bangor
House, Bangor, Tuesday, August 2. 1887, at
O'Clock, Z. VI. Per order
Iw30 L. A. EMERY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
ellsworth american.
THURSDAY. JULY %, 1887.

We do not read auonymou letters and communi-
"etinus. The n8mr and address Of the writer arc in
AL cases lndi- enss,ble necessarily for pullica-
ZION hut a. guarantee, OF good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return or preserve com
Wuuiettians that are not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
ST. CATHARINE'S HALL. Augusta

Diocesan school for Girls.
The Ri. Rev. III. A. Neeley, ID. D., President. The
Rev. W. ID. Martin, NJ. f., Principal. 2Uth u az
opens sept. IA. Terms S275 and $3.50. Strong
corps of teachers. Special advantages in Art an |
Music. Send for circular. l0w30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
JULY BARGAINS.

All our Parasol. marked down,
many Of them les than cost.
We have but few left, all de-
eirable styles. ROBES
Every embroidered robe mark
cd down. Must bc sold this
season CANHKlC> N Sc.,
former pric, l2c llCCk
TOW ELS, all linen at - lie.
Tha biggest bargain in a towel
ever offered. NIIEETiNG.
10 inch. best quality. ~. Ter yd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
r.INE, EXECUTIVE DEPT,

Governor Bodwell has forwarded letters
of advice and instruction to the County
Attorneys of the State, of which the fol-
lowing is 4 copy
STATE OF MAINE, EXECUTIVE DEPT.
AUGUSTA. July IS. 1897.
sir-The people OF Maine are fully commit
ted TO q rigid and impartial enforcement for
the suppression OF tipping shops and drinking
houses. and as prosecution, conviction and
final sentence In all offences in your county
rests In great measure with you, ! would
most respectfully invite your attention TO Sec
ton 81. Chapter y. Revised Statutes touching
YOUR duties In this class Of offences. You Will
note that it, proyisioas are explicit and man
,latorv. | cannot therefore too earnestly I'M
press upon you the Importance OF strict en-
fofcement Of every provision Of the law
against the Illegal sale OF intoxicating liquors,
and especially to a speedy conviction and final
sentence Of every offender. There has been
hitherto much cause for complaint In the slow
and iardy manner 10 which these cases have
been disposed OF throughout the State. trust
that | can RELY upon YOU To see that there shall
be no cause of complaint in this respect In
your county. Please acknowledge the receipt
Of this letter and oblige.
The Governor has also sent the follow
ing 10 sheriffs 60
STATE or MAINE, EXECUTIVE DFPr.,
AUGUSTA. july Is. 1877.
Sir; The people OF Maine are fully commit
ted 10 rigid and impartial enforcement of the
laws against tipping shops and drinking
houses, and an initial proceeding against oil
offenders in YOUR county rests in a great meas
urc with YOU aud YOUR deputies | would most
respectfully invite your attention To section
e.. chapter -. OF the Revised Statutes. touch
ing youT duties In these cases. Y on viii Bnie
that it, provisions are explicit aud mauda-
tory. let ih, law be As thoroughly enforced
~ all others. Can not Therefore rely upon
Won 10 inAugurate such M assures forthwith a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28

Yacht Thistle sailed for New York last
Moncay.
-Sylvanus Cobb, Jr., the well-known
author, died in Boston the goth,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
Notice.

MY wife, Enza Ann Blaisdell, havin, left my
Wl bed and board without just eat Sc hereby
forbid all persons harboriny or TIT sting her on
NV account, as shall pay no debts of her con-
tIactip after this dale.
JOHN ID. ELAISDELL.
West SulliVa.t, Jelly p, Is :. 3w.;gs
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/ Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman. ,chr. Weymouth, plyius be-
tween Atlantic City and y. y. had been
troubled with cough 50 that he wa> unable
to sleep. aud was induced To try Dr, King
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t not only
gave him instant relief. but aayed The extreme
soreness. in hi breast. Iii, children were
similarly affected and single dose had the
same happy effect. DR.. King. New Di-cov-
cry i, now the standard remedy in the Cole
man household and on board the schooner.
Free Trial Bottles of this Standard Remedy nj
Parchers Drug store.
Carriers Little Liver Pills " u be found an
excellent remedy for >ick head che Thpu>-
ands OF letters from people who have used
them prove tbi, fact. ASK YOUR druggist for
thppn Far sale by ID " i.rs lin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-28
Ellsworth As Seen Through Ny Glasses

4 UpH ds 10 iHc Why anu NhtIcioit. put
4 by what particular cognomen Ellsworth
I Is known does not concern me just now,
/ but if were to tell what ! think about
the matter should say the Sobriquet given
old Zack TAYLOR" would fit it best, that
is Rough and Readv." There have been
times when II has been rough, aud there
are times. and 1t j. mos, every day in the
week. and every week in the year, when
( 1t is reIdy to lend helping hand To every
charitable and worthy object. demanding
the attention of thinking. human being.
This fact j. almost proycrbial and will
not be- denied by any one living in the
! vclnagc competent 10 judge. So much
generally and preliminary and now to
particulars.
DuEs IHE CITY PROSPER;
Yes. every way. II may bee difficult 10 tell
how or why but the fact exists and is TO
i be- seen on every street and by-way within
IL, corporate limits Not in 80 striking
manner a. "a attract the attention Of those
who have ewes and see not. but ncyerthe-
/ les sufficiently striking to the ordinary
/ citizen as to cause him to notice the fact
/ and to comment on it, 1t seems s slow
but steady growth
should Judge a hundred dwelling hou>-
-. h,y,. heen erected during the last half
~ ,b. decade. hut what seem, most
noticeable j. the almost universal metamor-
,ho>i, Of the old buildings business
ht,..lino. So. mueh i, dwelling huu>.- ana
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IDAyILLE, Pa, June l., 1881,
s JOHNSON a. Co:

Oscar J. Harvey, the defaulting treas
ury clerk, has been sentenced to IL years
Imprisonment.
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Stone Cutters Wanted

To wosk at The qulrries OF j. II. West In Sui
livai and Frank lin. Steady work and good wages
given to twenty to twenty five cutters Mostly
peaa hammered work.
JOSEPH II. WEST.
Franklin, July %, ISL, sw3o
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WILLIAM . MI EPlIY


Ht>co,N > At raur u Probate u,Ii N
H.n"htll, on me scrnui "Wednesday 81 july
I>s-.
On the Petition aforesaid. NErFREp. That na
Tee be- gwen ty publishing u r,t. II -.itl rrtlt.u
with Thu uI,lrr thereon. three week .r,.,--i, .
iu the Ellsworth American. Il urU-par.r HrIut,sl
or published iu Ellsworth ttat all persons lut,r
tstr't may attend On thr -ecuua y.inr-,l4g ui
AuE urNt AZ Court pf Probate III ~ huliru
in El-Nultl, auI -bt,t r1u-c, II aur. INV tha
PRAYER ~ said petition should nut ~, granted
such notice {" be- given before -AiI Court.
.. .tIN\INGH Iuazc
Attest --tHAS. +. poEE. Register.
\ true cop \test -tnt>. +. DuKR, Register.
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Notice.

JTIIEREN~ MY Wifr Laura = Davis, has len
W tHo without lust rau~r or pr"v"''ati"n. l f.
lal HN persons hurifriHZ ur ru-tinE her nr my
arruupt. shall pat u1 debts "t hrr contracting
1f.rr lhi- datc
RpRE~r DAVIS.
Aurarl. Jalt !1. l~--. iv3r'
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BE Means Business.

Governor Bodwell has forwarded letters
of advice and instruction to the County
Attorneys of the State, of which the fol-
lowing is Il copy
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

Soua. DAYS later th- Insurance Offices two
IN numoeri received TIVE formal snaouace-
nent of Lord N,nthsrrr's isath, from her
ladvships Londsn soii-ifsrs. The sum in
.u-sd IN -aeh orc. vas e. coo-oa which one
years prernisla saiy bad been paid. In the
face Of such a pecuaiary emergency a. this,
ths directers tseagst iI desirable 20 consider
their position Ths medic2l advisers Of ths
two oacss. -ho bad rpcenaa,ena-d tue insur-
ancs of Lord AontAsrry's lie, were called
into ~-uaca over their s-a rspsFts. The TO
snlt excited soue interest asnon@ persons con
n-cted vita The business of hss insurance..
without absolutely Gechaisx 20 pay tho
naon-y, sss tso oficss-asssg in concsrt-
s~cid-s on s>satag commission Of inquiry
60 Venice. "far tne parpss- OF obtaining
further information"
Mr.. Troy received the earliest intsEligencs
Of wnas -as roinx on. fia wrote at once %
conmunicate his news - Agies. aiding what
he considered - bs a vsuzbls hint, IN thess
words.
You vt. izsiusstely scqssiats,i. know.
with fai7 Bsrviils. tas ate Lard Mont
sarry'x x-ide<s sister Tie solicitors employed
bv her husbard sr- $50 solicitors 20 one u
the two insursscs oGices Tasre may pcSsi-
son II isquiry touching On F~rraris disap-
p>arancs. Ordssary persons ~ouii not bs
permitted. ~ course. - >ec such document
Rns |. sister of he lske lord i 50 near reia-
tive as a. Be an rxcsption 70 general rules
1f Sir Tieodcre Bsrviile puts it on that foot
ing. N. lawyers. even II they de not allow
kis VT. b. look &C The report. viii ss i~ass
susver anY discreet qi~stica she may ask r.
f~rrinx - e.
The repiy wss received sv r-tn~r q pest
Hgnes ieciines "a avail herself Of NJ. ffoys
prorr~al
ny infrrf-r-ncs. ianocrst ~ Il VS. she
-rst- -sas alrrssir t,r~s prs-iartive - ~.ch
serlcrabla results that 7 earnat snf dar~ not
Str .nv ffrtAer IN the caae ~ FerFari. II
hss not consented 30 Zee thst unfortnnsts
man refer 10 ma hv naase. IA late i,ert
Ments=rrv rculd never have enxsxed hiln.
ssd his ~sfs wetiia sav- s>eo spared the mis-
err and slslseuss frora rhtch sas i r,frersrx
rn,~ <ssiisi aos e~sa isok ~ the rencrt y,
~Aich v1u siifrie * is -as rus Ia my hsn,is--
7 eave beard asors thaa enanxh slrrafr ~
shat hi.feots itfe ~ tte ralace ~ Venice if
Ma Ferrari checSes - sa6srss her~lf -
fasv Barviiie--Tith ysur ss<istance--shat ss.
q coar-s. snosher thiez ras eveu IN ms
r.z~. snsSt make y pesisve e~usssses shss
nv rsus~ shsn net - n-ntcn-< Fergfvs
NE ~ desr NJ Trey 7 an very uuhaopF.
ans ~-rv unreasonable buf I am oniT
soz-zn ani vss must uot expec8 80 nseh
frosn ns@
FolI-sl n thls airpcson. tAe a~Tsr rext
ADVISED n1aklng ti.e sfteuapt - Slscoeer tae
rr>sent ssiliErsz - I.sfT MsnllsarrY's E1eii<h
uaaia This exresietst Six4e<liea hs6 ora
arswearks & esrid aaiv oe cnrrirei cs8t hy
s-~ndfnr -cncy y-sns there wss ~ aenry -
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